1864 CONFEDERATE IMPRINT. The Fall of New Orleans - A Court of Inquiry - Jefferson Davis Intro. Prayer and Prayer Meetings

1864 CONFEDERATE IMPRINT. The Fall of New Orleans - A Court of Inquiry - Jefferson Davis Intro. Prayer and Prayer MeetingsThe Proceedings of the Court of Inquiry, Relative to the Fall of New Orleans (1864) provides a significant primary record of the Confederacys most catastrophic early war defeat. Published by order of the Confederate Congress, and prefaced by President Jefferson Davis, this investigative document serves as a high stakes post mortem on the loss of the South's greatest port, peeling back the layers of strategic incompetence and logistical frailty that

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MILITARY & ROYALTY

A Story of the Revolution by Almira Augusta

The work is exceptionally rare with no copies on the market and not available in reprint

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A Prophetic Vision

So the author sunk two of the enemy ships and the owner sunk two of their own

and exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts from 1889 to 1946

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